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PREFACE. 

The  classification  of  the  library  of  the  Department  of  Agriculture  is  one  which 
was  made  especially  for  it  in  1889  by  Mr.  W.  I.  Fletcher,  then  librarian  of  Amherst 
College,  there  not  being  available  at  that  time  any  adequate  printed  classification 
of  the  literature  of  agriculture.  The  classification  as  originally  made  was  broad  and 
simple,  the  total  number  of  classes  being  only  230.  The  library's  collections  at  that 
time  were  comparatively  small,  aggregating  probably  less  than  25,000  volumes. 
With  the  growth  of  the  library  it  has  been  necessary  greatly  to  expand  the  original 
classification,  the  number  of  classes  being  now  1,300.  The  additions  have  been 
made  from  time  to  time  as  the  size  and  use  of  the  collections  in  certain  subjects 
have  demanded  subdivision  and  as  books  on  subjects  not  previously  included  in 
the  classification  have  been  added  to  the  library.  These  changes  have  been  largely 
influenced  also  by  the  growth  in  the  work  and  organization  of  the  department.  In 
making  the  additions  it  has  not  been  possible  always,  on  account  of  the  make-up  of 
the  classification,  to  place  them  where  they  would  logically  belong.  As  a  result, 
the  present  classification  is  in  many  respects  illogical  and  unbalanced.  The  classi- 
fication of  subjects  such  as  botany  and  forestry  is  rather  minute,  while  other  sub- 
jects— ^for  example,  cereals,  horticulture,  veterinary  science,  and  zoology — have  not 
yet  been  subdivided.  The  work  of  expanding  the  classification  in  these  and  other 
subjects  which  are  in  need  of  subdivision,  will  be  continued  as  rapidly  as  the  routine 
work  of  the  library  will  permit.  The  classification  has  been  printed  on  one  side  of 
the  page,  in  order  easily  to  peimit  of  additions  and  changes. 

For  the  reasons  explained  above,  the  classification  of  the  library  is  not  one 
which  can  be  recommended  for  adoption  by  other  libraries  and  it  is  printed  exclu- 
sively for  departmental  use.  It  was  first  printed  about  1898;  the  second  edition 
was  issued  in  1906. 

It  would  undoubtedly  be  desirable  for  the  library  to  adopt  a  new  classifica- 
tion and  one  more  widely  used  by  other  libraries,  but  this  has  never  seemed  feasible 
on  account  of  the  great  amount  of  work  and  expense  involved  in  the  reclassification. 

Claribel  R.  Barnett, 

Librarian. 
January  18,  1916. 

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CONTENTS. 

Page. 

Synopsis  of  classification 5 

Classification 7 

Index 41 

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SYNOPSIS. 


Class. 

r Reports  and  periodicals  'I 

Agriculture s  General  works                  > 1-77 

(^Separate  branches  J 

Horticulture  and  landscape  gardening 80-98 

Forestry 99 

Agricultural  colleges  and  experiment  stations 100-109 


General  literature -< 


'General  periodicals 

Biography 

Travels 

History 
^Miscellaneous  literature 


y.. 110-145 


United  States  public  documents 148-174 

Reference  books 200-239 

Bibliography 240-243 


Economic  science -« 


^Statistics 
Law 

Education   y 250-287 

Economics 
Commerce 


{Transportation^ 
Engineering       > 
Manufactures     J 

Mathematics 


288-313 
325 


''Physics 
Meteorology 

Physical  sciences -^Chemistry      Y -.  330-408 

Pharmacy 
Geology 

Zoology 
Entomology 

Medicine        )^ 409-464 

Hygiene 
^Botany 

Scientific  periodicals 470-475 

Learned  societies 500-51 7 

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Biological  sciences  _  - .  -< 


ORDER  OF  CLASSES. 

AGRICULTURE. 

1  United  States  Department  of  agriculture  publications  (in- 

cluding agricultural  reports  of  Patent  office),  arranged  by 
bureaus,  etc. 

1.2  Climatological  reports  of  various  states,  arranged  alphabeti- 

cally by  states. 
1.23    Climatological  summaries. 
1.29    State  weather  service  reports. 

1.3  Climatological  service.     District  reports. 

1.9      Mimeographed  material,  arranged  by  bureaus,  etc.,  as  under 
class  1. 

2  Agricultural  reports  of  various  states,  arranged  alphabeti- 

cally by  state. 

4  Agricultural  societies  of  United  States. 

4.5      Agricidtural  premium  lists.     Societies  in  the  United  States. 
(Uncatalogued.     Give  full  book  number.). 

5  Agricultural  congresses  and  conventions. 

6  Agricultural  periodicals.     United  States. 
Agricultural  periodicals  and  societies.     Foreign  countries. 

7  British  America. 

8  Mexico,  Central  America,  and  West  Indies. 

9  Argentine  Republic. 

9.1  Bolivia. 

9.2  Brazil. 

9.3  Chile. 

9.4  Colombia. 

9.5  Ecuador. 

9.6  Guiana. 

9.7  Paraguay. 

9.8  Peru. 

9.9  Uruguay. 
9.95  Venezuela. 

10  Great  Britain. 

1 1  Scandinavia. 

12  Netherlands. 

13  Belgium. 

14  France. 

15  Spain  and  Portugal. 

16  Italy  and  SicUy. 

17  Switzerland. 

18  Germany. 

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AGBIGULTURE. 

Agricultural  periodicals  and  societies,  etc. — Continued. 

19  Austria-Hungary. 

20  Russia. 

21  Greece,  Rumania,  Servia,  and  Turkey. 

22  India. 

22.5  Japan  and  other  Asiatic  countries. 

23  Australasia. 

24  Africa. 

25  Other  countries  (including  Hawaii  and  the  Philippines), 

26  Tropical. 

28  International. 

30  Agriculture.     General  works. 

30.1  Dictionaries  and  encyclopedias. 

30.2  Textbooks. 

30.3  Handbooks,  almanacs,  and  calendars. 

30.4  Addresses,  essays,  etc. 

30.5  Legislation. 

30.6  Bookkeeping. 

30.8  Ancient  writers  (before  1600). 

30.9  History. 

31  America. 

31.1  North  America. 

31.2  Canada. 

31.3  United  States. 

31.4  Latin  America. 

31.5  Mexico. 

31.6  Central  America. 

31.7  West  Indies. 
31.9  South  America. 

32  Great  Britain. 

33  Continental  Europe. 
33.11  Scandinavia. 

33.13  Belgium  and  Luxemburg. 

33.15  Netherlands. 

33.17  France. 

33.19  Italy. 

33.21  Switzerland. 

33.23  Spain. 

33.25  Portugal. 

33.27  Germany. 

33.29  Austria-Hungary. 

33.31  Russia. 

33.33  Bulgaria. 

33.35  Rumania. 

33.37  Servia. 

33.39  Greece. 


AGRICULTURE ANIMAL   HUSBANDRY. 


34 

Asia. 

34.1 

China. 

34.2 

India. 

34.3 

Japan. 

34.5 

Other  Asiatic  countries. 

35 

Africa. 

35.1 

Algeria  and  Tunis. 

35.2 

Egypt 

35.3 

South  Africa. 

35.4 

Other  African  countries. 

36 

Australasia. 

37 

Oceanica  (including  Hawaii  and  Philippine  Islands) 

38 

Tropical  agriculture. 

ANIMAL  HUSBANDRY. 

40 

Domestic  animals. 

40.1 

Goats. 

40.18 

Periodicals. 

40.19 

Societies  and  stud-books. 

40.9 

Domestic  animals.     Stud-books. 

41 

Veterinary  science. 

41.5 

Legislation. 

41.6 

Catalogues  of  instruments. 

41.8 

Periodicals. 

41.9 

Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

42 

Horses. 

42.5 

Catalogues,  etc. 

42.8 

Periodicals. 

42.9 

Societies  and  stud-books. 

43 

Cattle. 

43.5 

Catalogues,  etc. 

43.8 

Periodicals. 

43.9 

Societies  and  herd-books. 

44 

Dairying  (including  imitation  of  butter,  etc.) . 

44.8 

Periodicals. 

44.9 

Societies. 

45 

Sheep  and  wool. 

45.5 

Catalogues,  etc. 

45.8 

Periodicals. 

45.9 

Societies  and  flock-books. 

46 

Swine. 

46.5 

Catalogues,  etc. 

46.8 

Periodicals. 

46.9 

Societies  and  herd-books. 

47 

Poultry. 

47.1 

Ducks  and  geese. 

47.2 

Pigeons. 

47.28 

Periodicals 

ANIMAL   HUSBANDRY THE   SOIL CBOPS.  10 


Poultry — Continued . 

47.3  Turkeys. 

47.4  Ostriches. 

47.5  Catalogues,  etc. 

47.8  Periodicals. 

47.9  Societies. 

48  Dogs  and  pets. 

48.8  Periodicals. 

48.9  Societies. 

49  Live-stock  periodicals. 
49.9  Live-stock  societies. 

50  Meat  inspection.     Abattoirs. 
50.8  Periodicals. 

THE  SOIL. 

53  Tillage  (including  Dry  farming) . 

54  Drainage. 

54.8  Periodicals. 

54.9  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

55  Irrigation. 

55.8  Periodicals. 

55.9  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

56  Soils.     (See  also  395,  Agricultural  chemistry.) 

56.8  Periodicals. 

56.9  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

57  Fertilizers.     (See  also  395,  Agricultural  chemistry.) 

57.8  Periodicals. 

57.9  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

58  Agricultural  implements  and  processes. 
58.5  Catalogues. 

58.8  Periodicals. 

58.9  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

CROPS. 

59  Cereals. 

59.8  Periodicals  (including  milling  periodicals). 

59.9  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

60  Forage  crops. 

60.1  Grasses,  including  ranges,  meadows,  etc. 

60.3  Leguminous  plants. 

60.4  Root  crops. 

60.5  Other  plants.  f 

60.7  Silos  and  ensilage. 

61  Seeds. 

61.4  Seed  control  stations. 

61.5  Seed  and  plant  exchange  lists. 

61.8  Periodicals. 

61.9  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 


CEOPS.  11 


62 

Seed,  nursery,  and  florists'  catalogues.     United  States,  ar- 

ranged chronologically. 

63 

Seed,  nursery,  and  florists'  catalogues.     Foreign. 

63.01 

Canada. 

63.02 

Mexico. 

63.03 

Central  America. 

63.04 

West  Indies. 

63.05 

South  America. 

63.1 

Great  Britain. 

63.12 

Ireland. 

63.21 

Norway. 

63.22 

Sweden. 

63.23 

Denmark. 

63.31 

Belgium. 

63.32 

Netherlands. 

63.33 

Luxemburg. 

63.41 

France. 

63.42 

Italy. 

63.43 

Switzerland. 

63.44 

Spain. 

63.45 

Portugal. 

63.5 

Germany. 

63.51 

Austria. 

63.52 

Hungary. 

63.53 

Bulgaria. 

63.54 

Rumania. 

63.55 

Servia. 

63.56 

Greece. 

63.6 

Russia. 

63.71 

Japan. 

63.72 

China. 

63.73 

India. 

63.74 

Other  Asiatic  countries. 

63.81 

Algeria. 

63.82 

Tunis. 

63.83 

Egypt. 

63.84 

South  Africa. 

63.85 

Other  African  countries. 

63.9 

Australia. 

63.91 

Philippine  Islands. 

63.92 

Hawaii. 

63.93 

Oceanica. 

64 

Crops;  agricultural  botany;  plant  improvement. 

65 

Sugar:  cane  sugar  and  general  works. 

65.8 

Periodicals. 

65.9 

Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

66 

Beet  sugar. 

66.8 

Periodicals. 

66.9 

Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

16738—16 2 

CHOPS.  1 2 


Sugar — Con  tinued . 

67 

Sorghum. 

67.8 

Periodicals. 

67.9 

Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

68 

Beverages  and  condiments. 

68.1 

Tea. 

68.18 

Periodicals. 

68.2 

Coffee. 

68.3 

Cacao. 

68.4 

Other. 

68.6 

Spices  and  condiments. 

68.7 

Flavorings. 

68.8 

Periodicals. 

68.9 

Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

69 

Tobacco. 

69.8 

Periodicals. 

69.9 

Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

70 

Hops. 

71 

Drug  and  medicinal  plants. 

71.1 

Cinchona. 

71.2 

Ginseng. 

71.3 

Opium. 

72 

Cotton. 

72.8 

Periodicals. 

72.9 

Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

73 

Fiber  and  textile  plants. 

73.1 

Flax. 

73.2 

Hemp. 

73.3 

Jute. 

73.4 

Ramie. 

73.5 

Other. 

73.8 

Periodicals. 

73.9 

Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

74 

Basket  willow  and  other  plants  used  in  basketry;    Broom 

corn. 

75 

Vegetables. 

75.8  Periodicals. 

75.9  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

77  Miscellaneous  technical  plants. 

77.8  Periodicals. 

77.9  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

78  Rubber. 

78.8  Periodicals. 

78.9  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

79  Farm  pests  and  weeds. 


HORTICULTURE FORESTRY.  13 

HORTICULTURE  AND   LANDSCAPE   GARDENING. 

Horticulture. 

80  Periodicals. 

Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

81  United  States. 

81.5  Premium  lists.     (Uncatalogued ;  give  full  hook 

number) 

82  British  America. 

83  West  Indies  and  South  America. 

84  Great  Britain. 

85  Germany. 

86  France    and    other    European    countries,     except 

Russia. 

87  Asia  and  the  East  (including  Russia) . 

89  Horticultural   and   botanical   gardens.     (Book   number 

from  name  of  garden.) 

90  General  works.     Gardening,  etc. 

91  Greenhouse  construction.     Catalogues. 

93  Pomology. 

94  Small  fruits. 

94.6  Nuts. 

95  The  vine,  etc.     (See  also  390.1,  Chemistry  of  wine;  431.5, 

Phylloxera.) 

95.8  Periodicals. 

95.9  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

97  Floriculture. 

98  Landscape  gardening;  parks. 

98.5  City  and  town  planning. 

98.6  National  parks.     General  works. 

98.7  Reports,  laws,  etc.,  of  individual  national  parks.     (Book 

number  from  name  of  park.) 
98.9     Park  reports. 

FORESTRY. 

99  Forestry  as  a  whole,  including  manuals,  encyclopedias,  etc. 
99.01  Dictionaries. 

99.04  Forest  history. 

99.05  Forest  aesthetics,  including  shade  trees  (also  tree  surgery), 

hedges,  and  ornamental  planting. 

99.06  Forest  education. 

99.07  Arbor  day. 

99.08  Forest  schools. 

99.09  Exhibitions. 
99.1  Forest  description. 

99 .11  North  America. 

99.12  United  States. 

99.13  Northeastern  states. 

99.14  Lake  states. 


FOBESTEY.  14 

Forest  description — Continued, 

United  States — Continued. 

99.15  Central  states. 

99.16  Southern  states. 

99.17  Rocky  Mountain  states. 

99.18  Pacific  states. 

99.19  Alaska  and  insular  possessions. 

99.21  Canada. 

99.22  Mexico  and  West  Indies. 

99.23  Central  America. 

99.24  South  America. 

99.25  Europe. 

99.26  Asia. 

99.27  Africa. 

99.28  Australasia  and  East  Indies. 

99.3  Forest  botany  as  a  whole.     (For  the  forest  botany  of  particu- 

lar regions,  see  453-460.) 
99.31  Woods:     classification   and   structure.     (For   anatomy, 

morphology,  physiology,  and  ecology,  see  subdivisions 

of  463.) 
99.  34  Forest  investigations. 

99.35  Silvical  studies  of  species.     (For  silvical  characteristics,  see 

463.5.) 

99.36  Forest  influences. 

99.4  Forest  mensuration. 

99.45  Silviculture. 

99.46  Natural  reproduction. 

99.47  Tree  planting  and  nursery  practice. 

99.48  Thinning. 

99.49  Pruning  and  other  cultural  operations. 

99.5  Forest  protection. 

99.51  Fire. 

99.52  Smoke  and  vapors. 

99.53  Weather.     (For  diseases  of  forest  trees,  see  464.07.     For 

forest  entomology,  see  423,     For  forest  zoology,  see 
411.) 

99.55  Forest  management. 

99.56  Forest  organization  and  regulation, 
1^9.57   Forest  valuation  and  finance. 

99.58  Forest  legislation. 

99.59  Forest  legislation  of  different  countries,  arranged  alphabeti- 

cally by  place. 

99.6  Forest  administration. 

99.61  United  States. 

99.62  Canada, 

99.63  Mexico  and  West  Indies. 

99.64  Central  America. 


FORESTRY AGRICULTURAL  COLLEGES.  15 

Forest  administration — Continued. 

99.65  South  America. 

99.66  Europe. 

99.67  Asia. 

99.68  Africa. 

99.69  Australasia  and  East  Indies. 
I  99.7  Forest  economics. 

99.71  Forest  policy. 

99.72  Taxation  and  tariff. 

99.73  Forest  statistics. 

99.74  Forest  engineeruig. 

99.75  Forest  utilization. 

99.76  Lumber  industry.     (For  wood  preservation  and  wood 

distillation,  see  300-302.) 

99.77  Wood  industries. 
99.79   Wood  technology. 

99.8  Forest  periodicals. 

99.81  Lumber  periodicals. 

99.82  Wood  industries.     Periodicals. 

99.83  Yearbooks  and  calendars. 

99.9  Forest  societies,  boards,  and  institutions  (including  reports 

of  state  and  foreign  forest  officers.  For  United  States 
Forest  service  reports,  see  1  F76.  For  forest  schools, 
see  99.08.) 

AGRICULTURAL  COLLEGES  AND   EXPERIMENT   STATIONS. 

100  Agricultural  experiment  stations.     United  States.     (For  agri- 

cultural colleges,  see  276.) 
Agricultural    colleges    and    experiment    stations.     Foreign 
countries. 

101  British  America. 

102  Central  America,  Mexico,  and  West  Indies. 
102.5             South  America. 

103  Great  Britain. 

104  Scandinavia. 

105.1  Belgium. 

105.2  Netherlands. 

105.3  France. 

105.4  Italy. 

105.5  Switzerland. 

105.6  Spain. 

105.7  Portugal. 

105.8  Germany. 

105.9  Austria-Hungary. 
106  Russia. 

106.3  Bulgaria. 

106.4  Rumania. 

106.5  Greece. 
107  Asia. 


AGRICULTURAL   COLLEGES GENERAL   LITERATURE PUBLIC   DOCUMENTS.        16 

Agricultural  colleges  and  experiment  stations — Continued. 
107.5  India. 

108  Africa. 

109  Australasia. 
109.5  Oceanica. 

GENERAL  LITERATURE. 

110  General  periodicals. 

119  Biography.     Collected. 

120  Individual.     (Book  number  from  biographee.) 
Travels. 

125  America.     (Unofficial  publications  descriptive  of  coun- 

tries, resources,  and  industries.) 

126  Europe. 

127  Asia  and  Africa. 

128  Around  the  world,  and  miscellaneous. 

129  History.     General. 
131  Europe. 

133  Asia. 

134  America. 

135  United  States.     General. 

138  Local. 

139  Canada,  West  Indies,  British  colonies,  etc. 
145        Miscellaneous  hterature. 

UNITED   STATES  PUBLIC  DOCUMENTS. 

CONGRESS. 

148  Congressional  series  of  documents. 

148.2  Miscellaneous  Congressional  documents  (e.  g.,  American  state 

papers.  Congressional  directory.  Congressional  record). 
148.5      Laws  (classified  here,  though  pubUshed  by  State  department). 
148.7     Senate  (e.  g.,  Executive  journal). 
148.9     House. 

PRESIDENT. 

149  Annual  messages. 

149.1     Proclamations  and  special  messages. 

STATE   DEPARTMENT. 

150  Secretary's  office  and  department  as  a  whole.     Serials. 
150.1  Nonserials. 

150.3  Bureau  of  foreign  commerce. 
150.5     Bureau  of  rolls  and  library. 

PAN   AMERICAN   UNION. 

150.9     Serials. 
150.91    Nonserials. 

TREASURY   DEPARTMENT. 

151  Secretary's  office  and  department  as  a  whole.     Serials. 
151.1  Nonserials. 


UNITED  STATES  PUBLIC   DOCUMENTS.  17 

TREASURY  DEPARTMENT — Continued. 

151.15  Supervising  architect.     Serials. 

151.16  Nonserials. 
Auditors. 

151.21  Treasury  department. 

151.22  War  department.     (Second  Auditor.) 

151.23  Interior  department.     (Third  Auditor.) 

151.24  Navy  department.     (Fourth  Auditor.) 

151.25  State  department.     (Fifth  Auditor.) 

151.26  Post  office  department.     (Sixth  Auditor.) 

151.27  Bookkeeping  and  warrants  division. 

151.3  Comptroller  of  the  Treasury. 
151.32  Second  Comptroller  of  the  Treasury. 

151.35  Comptroller  of  the  currency.     Serials. 

151.36  Nonserials. 

151.4  Customs  division.     Serials. 
151.41  Nonserials. 

151.45  Bm-eau  of  engraving  and  printing.     Serials. 

151.46  Nonserials. 

151.5  Commissioner  of  internal  revenue.     Serials. 

151.51  Nonserials. 

151.52  Special  commissioner  of  internal  revenue. 

151.55  Life-saving  service.     Serials. 

151.56  Nonserials. 

151.57  Loans  and  currency  division.     Serials. 

151.6  Mint  bureau.     Serials. 

151.61  Nonserials. 

151.62  Assay  commission. 

151.65  Public  health  service.     Serials. 

151.66  Nonserials. 

151.67  Hygienic  laboratory. 

151.68  YeUow-f ever  institute. 

151.7  Register.     Serials. 
151.71  Nonserials. 

1 5 1 . 75  Revenue-cutter  service .     Serials . 

151.76  Nonserials. 

151.8  Secret-service  division.     Serials. 
151.81  Nonserials. 

151.9  Special  agents' division.     Serials. 
151.91  Nonserials . 

151.95  Treasurer.     Serials. 

151.96  Nonserials. 

WAR  DEPARTMENT, 

152  Secretary's  office  and  department  as  a  whole.     Serials. 

152.1  Nonserials. 

152.2  Adjutant  general's  office.     Serials. 

152.21  Nonserials. 

152.22  Board  of  visitors  to  United  States  Military  academy. 


UNITED  STATES  PUBLIC   DOCUMENTS.  18 

WAR  DEPARTMENT — Continued. 

152.25  Engineering  department.     Serials. 

152.26  Nonserials. 

152.3  Gettysburg  national  military  park  commission.     Serials. 
152.31  Nonserials. 

152.35  Inspector  general.     Serials. 

152.36  Nonserials. 

152.4  Bureau  of  insular  affairs.     Serials. 

152.41  Nonserials. 

152.42  Road  commission  for  Alaska. 

152.43  Isthmian  canal  commission.     Serials, 

152.44  Nonserials. 

152.45  Judge  advocate  general's  department.     Serials. 

152.46  Nonserials. 

152.5  Major  general  commanding  the  army.     Serials. 
152.51  Nonserials. 

152.54  Military  academy. 

152.55  Military  information  division.     Serials. 

152.56  Nonserials. 

152.57  Division  of  militia  affairs. 

152.58  Military  secretary's  office.     Serials. 

152.59  Nonserials. 

152.6  Mississippi  River  commission.     Serials. 
152.61  Nonserials. 

152.63  Ordnance  department.     Serials. 

152.64  Nonserials. 

152.65  Paymaster.     Serials. 

152.66  Nonserials. 

152.7  Quartermaster.     Serials. 
152.71  Nonserials. 

152.75  Record  and  pension  division.     Serials. 

152.76  Nonserials. 

152.8  Signal  office.     Serials. 
152.81  Nonserials. 

152.83  Soldiers' home. 

152.84  Staff  corps,  General. 

152.85  Subsistence  department.     Serials 

152.86  Nonserials. 

152.9  Surgeon  general.     Serials, 
152.91  Nonserials. 

152.95  Watertown  arsenal.     Serials 

152.96  Nonserials. 

NAVY   DEPARTMENT. 

153         Secretary's  office  and  department  as  a  whole.     Serials. 

153.1  Nonserials. 

153.15   Bureau  of  construction  and  repair. 

153.2  Bureau  of  equipment.     Serials. 
153.21  Nonserials. 


UNITED  STATES  PUBLIC   DOCUMENTS.  19 

NAVY  DEPARTMENT — continued. 

153.3  Hydrographic  office.     Serials. 
153.31  Nonserials. 

153.35  Judge  advocate  general.     Serials. 

153.36  Nonserials. 

153.37  Library  and  naval  war  records  office.     Serials. 

153.38  Nonserials. 

153.4  Marine  corps.     Serials. 
153.41  Nonserials. 

153.45  Bureau  of  medicine  and  surgery.     Serials. 

153.46  Nonserials. 

153.5  Naval  academy. 
153.55  Naval  intelligence  office. 

153.6  Naval  observatory. 

153.65  Naval  war  college.     Serials. 

153.66  Nonserials. 

153.7  Naval  war  records  office.     Serials. 
153.71  Nonserials. 

153.8  Bureau  of  navigation.     Serials. 
153.81  Nonserials. 

153.85  Naval  liquid  fuel  board. 

153.86  Ordnance  bureau. 
153.88  Solicitor. 

153.9  Bureau  of  yards  and  docks. 

DEPARTMENT    OF   JUSTICE. 

154  Secretary's  office  and  department  as  a  whole.     Serials. 
154.1  Nonserials. 

154.5  Solicitor  of  the  Treasury. 

POST   OFFICE   DEPARTMENT. 

155  Postmaster  general  and  department  as  a  whole.     Serials. 
Assistant  postmaster  general. 

155.1  First. 

155.2  Second. 

155.3  Third. 

155.4  Fourth. 

155.6  Post  office  department.     Nonserials. 

DEPARTMENT   OF   THE   INTERIOR. 

156  Secretary's  office  and  department  as  a  whole.     Serials. 

156.1  Nonserials. 

156.2  Superintendent  of  the  United  States  Capitol  building  and 

grounds. 
156.25    Columbia  institution  for  deaf  and  dumb. 

156.3  Bureau  of  education.     Serials. 
156.31  Nonserials. 

156.35   Committee  on  expenditures. 

16738—16 3 


UNITED   STATES  PUBLIC   DOCUMENTS.  20 

DEPARTMENT   OF   THE   INTERIOR — continued. 

156.39  Freedmen's  hospital. 

(For  Geological  survey,  see  407.) 

156.42  Grovemment  hospital  for  the  insane. 

156.48  Howard  university. 

156.5  Office  of  Indian  affairs  and  Board  of  Indian  commissioners. 

156.55  Land  office.     Serials. 

156.56  Nonserials. 

156.6  Mine  inspector. 

156.61  Bureau  of  mines.     Serials. 

156.62  Nonserials. 

156.65  Patent  office.     Serials. 

156.66  Nonserials. 

156.7  Pension  bureau.     Serials. 
156.71  Nonserials. 

156.74  Board  of  pension  appeals. 

156.77  Commissioners  for  Porto  Rico. 

156.8  Clerk  in  charge  of  documents.     Serials. 
156.81  Nonserials. 

156.83  Commissioner  of  railroads. 

156.84  Reclamation  service.     Serials. 

156.85  Nonserials, 

156.87  Government  directors  of  the  Union  Pacific  railway. 

156.89  Washington  hospital  for  foundhngs. 

DEPARTMENT  OF  COMMERCE  AND  FORMER  DEPARTMENT  OF  COMMERCE 

AND  LABOR. 

157  Secretary's  office  and  department  as  a  whole.     Serials. 
157.1  Nonserials. 

157.4  Censuses  (arranged  numerically) . 
157.41  Census  bureau. 

157.44  Coast  and  geodetic  survey.     Serials. 

157.45  Nonserials. 

157.48  Commissioner  of  corporations.     Serials. 

157.49  Nonserials. 

157.5  Bureau  of  fisheries.     Serials. 
157.51  Nonserials. 

157.54  Bureau  of  foreign  and  domestic  commerce.     Serials. 

157.55  Nonserials. 

157.58  Bureau  of  immigration.     Serials. 

157.59  Nonserials. 

157.6  Bureau  of  labor.     Serials. 
157.61  Nonserials. 

157.64  Lighthouse  board.     Serials. 

157.65  Nonserials. 

157.7  Bureau  of  manufactures.     Serials. 
157.71  Nonserials. 

157.74  Bureau  of  navigation.     Serials. 

157.75  Nonserials. 


UNTTED    STATES    PUBLIC    DOCUMENTS EEFEEENCE    BOOKS.  21 

DEPARTMENT   OP   COMMERCE^COntinued. 

157.8  Division  of  printing  and  publications.     Serials. 
157.81  Nonserials. 

157.86  Solicitor's  office.     Serials. 

157.87  Nonserials. 

157.88  Bureau  of  standards.     Serials. 

157.89  Nonserials. 

157.9  Bureau  of  statistics.     Serials. 
157.91  Nonserials. 

157.94  Steamboat-inspection  service.     Serials. 

157.95  Nonserials. 

DEPARTMENT   OF   LABOR. 

158  Secretary's  office  and  department  as  a  whole.     Serials. 

158.1  Nonserials. 

158.2  Children's  bureau. 

158.4  Bureau  of  immigration. 

158.5  Information  division. 

158.6  Bureau  of  labor  statistics.     Serials. 
158.61  Nonserials. 

158.8  Bureau  of  naturalization. 

158.9  Division  of  publication  and  supplies. 

VARIOUS   INDEPENDENT   BUREAUS,  OFFICES,  AND   COMMISSIONS. 

160  Board  of  geographic  names. 

161  District  of  Columbia. 

162  Government  printing  office. 

163  Library  of  Congress.     Copyright  office. 

165  Civil  service  commission. 

168  Interstate  commerce  commission.     Serials. 
168.1  Nonserials. 

170  Philippine  commission. 

173  Various  commissions. 

173.1  President's  commission  on  economy  and  efficiency. 

174  Judiciary. 

REFERENCE  BOOKS. 

Dictionaries,  grammars,  etc. 

200  English. 

201  German. 
201.5  Dutch. 

202  Scandinavian. 

203  French. 

204  Spanish. 
204.5  Portuguese. 

205  Italian. 


REFERENCE   BOOKS BIBLIOGRAPHY.  22 

Dictionaries,  grammars,  etc. — Continued. 

206  Latin. 
206.5  Greek. 

207  Slavonic. 

208  Other  languages. 

209  Polyglot. 

210  Quotations,  concordances,  etc. 

211  Dictionaries  of  slang,  Americanisms,  fictitious  names. 

212  Weights,  measures,  and  money. 
212.5  Legislation. 

212.8  Periodicals. 

215  Chronology. 

220  Encyclopedias,  general. 

225  Directories,  atlases,  gazetteers. 

226  Maps.     United  States.     (Subdivided  like  252,  Statistics.) 

227  Maps.     Foreign.     (Book  number  from  name  of  country.) 

230  Miscellaneous  reference  books. 

231  Miscellaneous  receipt  books. 


238  Printing,  publishing,  illustrating,  and  proof  reading. 

239  Literary  and  scientific  directories  and  yearbooks. 

BIBLIOGRAPHY. 

240  Theory. 

240.1  General.     Universal  catalogues. 

240.2  Individual  authors. 

240.3  Special  classes  of  authors. 

240.4  Special  forms.     Anonyms,  pseudonyms,  etc. 

240.5  Catalogues  of  libraries.     (General.) 

240.8  Periodicals. 

240.9  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

SPECIAL   SUBJECTS. 

241  Agriculture  and  horticulture. 
241.01  Forestry. 

241.1  Miscellaneous  literature    (including   biography,    travel,   and 

history) . 

241.11  Indexes  to  literary  periodicals. 

241.2  Bibliography. 

241.3  Economic  sciences. 

241.4  Useful  arts. 

241.5  Science. 

241.6  Physical  sciences. 

241.61  Physics. 

241.62  Cosmology. 

241.63  Meteorology. 

241.64  Chemistry. 


BIBLIOGRAPHY LIBRARY    ECONOMY ECONOMIC    SCIENCES.  23 

SPECIAL  SUBJECTS — Continued. 

241.65  Geology. 

241.7  Biological  sciences. 

241.71  Medicine  and  physiology. 

241.72  Bacteria. 

241.73  Zoology. 

241.74  Entomology. 

241.75  Botany. 

241.8  Dissertations. 

241.9  Periodicals  and  serial  publications. 
241.91  Maps. 

SPECIAL    COUNTRIES. 

242  America. 

242.1  Public  documents. 

242.2  Canada. 

242.3  England. 

242.4  France  and  Belgium. 

242.5  Germany. 

242.6  Italy. 

242.7  Netherlands. 

242.8  Scandinavia. 

242.9  Spain  and  Portugal. 
242.91  Miscellaneous. 

LIBRARIES  AND  LIBRARY  ECONOMY. 

243  Libraries  and  library  economy.     (General.) 

243.1  Accessioning  and  classification. 

243.2  Cataloguing  and  indexing. 

243.3  Reading  and  reference. 

243.4  Bookbinding. 

243.5  History  and  statistics. 

243.6  Library  schools. 

243.7  Library  reports  and  bulletins. 

243.8  Periodicals. 

243.9  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

ECONOMIC   SCIENCES. 
STATISTICS. 

250  Almanacs  and  annuals. 

251  General  works. 

252  United  States. 
252.01  Alabama. 
252.03  Alaska. 
252.05           Arizona. 
252.07           Arkansas. 
252.09  California. 
252.11  Colorado. 
252.13  Connecticut. 


ECONOMIC   SCIENCES.  24 

STATISTICS —  continued. 

United  States — Continued. 

252.14  Dakota. 

252.15  Delaware. 
252.17  Florida. 

252.19  Georgia. 

252.20  Hawaii. 

252.21  Idaho. 

252.23  Illinois. 

252.24  Indian  Territory. 

252.25  Indiana. 
252.27  Iowa. 
252.29  Kansas. 
252.31  Kentucky. 
252.33  Louisiana. 
252.35  Maine. 
252.37  Maryland. 
252.39  Massachusetts. 
252.41  Michigan. 
252.43  Minnesota. 
252.45  Mississippi. 
252.47  Missouri. 
252.49  Montana. 
252.51  Nebraska. 
252.53  Nevada. 
252.55  New  Hampshire. 
252.57  New  Jersey. 
252.59  New  Mexico. 
252.61  New  York. 
252.63  North  Carolina. 
252.65  North  Dakota. 
252.67  Ohio. 

252.69  Oklahoma. 

252.71  Oregon. 

252.73  Pennsylvania. 

252.74  Porto  Rico. 

252.75  Rhode  Island. 
252.77  South  Carolina. 
252.79  South  Dakota. 
252.81  Tennessee. 
252.83  Texas. 
252.85  Utah. 

252.87  Vermont. 

252.89  Virginia. 

252.91  Washington. 

252.93  District  of  Columbia. 

252.95  West  Virginia. 

252.97  Wisconsin. 

252.99  Wyoming. 


ECONOMIC   SCTENCRS.  25 


STATISTICS — COntiDUCil . 

253  British  America. 

253.1  British  Columbia. 

253.2  Manitoba. 

253.3  New  Brunswick. 

253.4  Northwest  Territories. 

253.41  Alberta. 

253.42  Saskatchewan. 

253.5  Nova  Scotia. 

253.6  Ontario. 

253.7  Prince  Edward  Island. 

253.8  Quebec. 

253.9  Newfoundland. 

254  Central  America. 
254.5  Mexico. 

254.8  "West  Indies. 

255  South  America. 

255.1  Argentine  Republic. 

255.2  Bolivia. 

255.3  Brazil. 

255.4  Chile. 

255.5  Ecuador.     Colombia. 

255.6  Guiana. 

255.7  Paraguay.     Uruguay 

255.8  Peru. 

255.9  Venezuela. 

256  Great  Britain. 

256.01  Agriculture. 

256.02  Colonies. 

256.03  Commerce. 
256.11            Ireland. 

257  Scandinavia. 

257.1  Denmark. 

257.2  Norway. 

257.3  Sweden. 

258  Belgium. 

259  Netherlands. 

260  France. 

261  Italy. 

262  Switzerland. 

263  Spain. 

264  Portugal, 

265  Germany. 

266  Austria. 
266.5  Himgary. 

266.7  Austria-Hungary. 

267  Russia. 
267.3  Bulgaria. 


ECONOMIC   SCIENCES.  26 


STATISTICS — continued. 

267.5 

Finland. 

267.8 

Rumania. 

267.9 

Servia. 

268 

Greece. 

269 

Asia. 

269.1 

China. 

269.5 

India. 

269.51 

Assam. 

269.52 

Bengal. 

269.53 

Berar  or  Hyderabad  Assigned  Districts 

269.54 

Bombay. 

269.545 

Burma. 

269.546 

i                 Coorg. 

269.55 

Central  Provinces. 

269.56 

Madras. 

269.57 

United  Provinces  of  Agra  and  Oudh. 

269.58 

Punjab. 

269.59 

Sindh. 

269.7 

Japan. 

269.9 

Turkey. 

270 

Africa. 

271 

Australasia. 

271.1 

New  South  Wales. 

271.2 

New  Zealand. 

271.3 

Queensland. 

271.4 

South  Australia. 

271.42 

Northern  Territory. 

271.5 

Tasmania. 

271.6 

Victoria. 

271.7 

Western  Australia. 

272 

Oceanica. 

273 

Philippine  Islands. 

LAW. 

274        Law.     General  works. 

(For  United  States  statutes,  see  148.5.) 


274.008 

Periodicals. 

274.01 

Alabama. 

274.03 

Alaska. 

274.05 

Arizona. 

274.07 

Arkansas. 

274.09 

California. 

274.11 

Colorado. 

274.13 

Connecticut 

274.14 

Dakota. 

264.15 

Delaware. 

274.17 

Florida. 

ECONOMIC  SCIENCES.  27 


Law — Continued . 

274.19  Georgia. 

274.20  Hawaii. 

274.21  Idaho. 

274.23  Illinois. 

274.24  Indian  Territory. 

274.25  Indiana. 
274.27  Iowa. 
274.29  Kansas. 
274.31  Kentucky. 
274.33  Louisiana. 
274.35  Maine. 
274.37  Maryland. 
274.39  Massachusetts. 
274.41  Michigan. 
274.43  Minnesota. 
274.45  Mississippi. 
274.47  Missouri. 
274.49  Montana. 
274.51  Nebraska. 
274.53  Nevada. 
274.55  New  Hampshire. 
274.57  New  Jersey. 
274.59  New  Mexico. 
274.61  New  York. 
274.63  North  Carolina. 
274.65  North  Dakota. 
274.67  Ohio. 

274.69  Oklahoma. 

274.71  Oregon. 

274.73  Pennsylvania. 

274.74  Porto  Rico. 

274.75  Rhode  Island. 
274.77  South  Carolina. 
274.79  South  Dakota. 
274.81  Tennessee. 
274.83  Texas. 
274.85  Utah. 

274.87  Vermont. 

274.89  Virginia. 

274.91  Washington. 

274.93  District  of  Columbia. 

274.95  West  Virginia. 

274.97  Wisconsin. 

274.99  Wyoming. 

16738—16 4 


ECONOMIC  SCIENCES.  28 

EDUCATION. 

275  Education.     General  works. 

275.1  Agricultural. 

275.2  Agricultural  extension. 

275.28  Periodicals. 

275.29  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

275.5  Legislation. 

275.8  Periodicals. 

275.9  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 
Schools  and  colleges. 

276  United  States  (including  agricultural  colleges). 
276.4  Foreign. 

276.6  Directories. 

276.8  Student  publications. 

ECONOMICS. 

279  Conservation  of  natural  resources. 

279.8  Periodicals. 

279.9  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

280  Economics;  sociology  in  general. 

280.2  Cooperation. 

280.28  Periodicals. 

280.29  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

280.3  Marketing  and  markets. 

280.6  Recreation    (including  moving  pictures    in  their  sociologi- 
cal aspects). 

280.68  Periodicals. 

280.69  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

280.8  Economics.     Periodicals. 

280.9  Economics.     Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

281  Rural  economy. 
281.2  Rural  sociology. 

282  Land  and  rent. 

283  Labor  and  wages,  etc. 

284  Finance. 

284.2  Agricultural  and  cooperative  credit. 

284.28  Periodicals. 

284.29  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

284.3  Prices. 

284.4  Cost  of  living. 
284.6  Insurance. 
284.65  Legislation. 

284.68  Periodicab. 

284.69  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

284.8  Periodicals. 

284.9  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

285  Protection  and  free  trade. 
285.8  Periodicals. 


ECONOMIC   SCIENCES — USEFUL  ARTS.  29 

COMMERCE. 

286  Commerce. 

286.8  Periodicals.     General. 

286.81  Grain,  hay,  and  feed. 

286.83  Groceries  and  fruit. 

286.85  Live  stock  and  animal  products,  exclusive  of  dairy 

products.     (For  dairy  products,  see  44.8.) 

286.89  Tobacco  trade.     (Not  to  be  used  at  present.     See 

69.8  for  these  periodicals.) 

287  Boards  of  trade,  etc.,  alphabetically  arranged  by  cities. 

USEFUL  ARTS. 

288  Roads. 

288.8  Periodicals. 

288.9  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

289  Rail  and  water  transportation. 

289.8  Periodicals. 

289.9  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

290  Civil  engineering.     Canals,  tunnels,  etc. 

290.8  Periodicals. 

290.9  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

291  Mechanical  and  steam  engineering. 

292  Water  supply. 

292.8  Periodicals. 

292.9  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

293  Sewerage. 

293.8  Periodicals. 

293.9  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

294  Mining  and  metal  working. 

294.8  Periodicals. 

294.9  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

295  Refrigeration  and  cold  storage. 

295.8  Periodicals. 

295.9  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

296  Architecture. 

296.6  Fire  prevention  and  extinction. 

296.68  Periodicals. 

296.69  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 
296.8  Periodicals. 

297  Manufactures. 

297.8  Periodicals. 

297.9  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

298  Milling. 

298.8  Periodicals.     (Not  to  be  used  at  present.     See  58.9  for 
these  periodicals.) 

299  Clay  and  rock  products,    including    cement,    concrete,    and 

bricks. 

299.8  Periodicals.                                                                * 


USEFUL  ARTS MATHEMATICS.  30 

USEFUL  ARTS — Continued. 


300  Wood  preservation. 

300.8  Periodicals. 

300.9  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

301  Wood  distillation  and  wood  waste  utilization. 


302  Paper. 

302.8  Periodicals. 

302.9  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

303  Leather  industries  and  tanning. 

303.8  Periodicals. 

303.9  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

304  Textiles. 

304.8  Periodicals.     (Not   to   be   used   at   present.     See   45.8, 

72.8,  73.8  for  these  periodicals.) 

304.9  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

305  Rubber  and  rubber  goods,  and  celluloid. 

305.8  Periodicals. 

305.9  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

306  Paints,  dyes,  and  bleaches. 
306.5  Legislation. 

306.8  Periodicals. 

306.9  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

307  Fats  and  oils,  soap,  lubricants,  waxes,  and  candles. 

307.8  Periodicals. 

307.9  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

308  Essential  oils  and  perfumery. 

308.8  Periodicals. 

308.9  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

309  Miscellaneous  manufactures,  chemical  industries,  etc. 

309.8  Periodicals. 

309.9  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

310  Exhibitions. 

311  Patents;  copyright;  inventions. 

311.8  Periodicals. 

311.9  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

312  World's  fair.     1893. 

313  Paris  exposition.     1900. 

321  Home  economics.     (See  also  389.2,  Cookery.) 

321.8  Periodicals. 

321.9  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

MATHEMATICS. 

325  Mathematics  and  surveying, 

325.8  Periodicals. 

325.9  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 


PHYSICAL  SCIENCE CHEMISTRY.  31 

PHYSICAL  SCIENCE. 

330  Sciences.     General  works. 

331  Cosmology;  physical  geography. 

332  Photography. 

332.8  Periodicals. 

332.9  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

333  Aeronautics  and  kite  flying. 

334  Physics. 

334.8  Periodicals. 

334.9  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

335  Electricity,  telegraphy,  electric  light,  etc. 

335.8  Periodicals. 

335.9  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

340  Meteorology.     General  works.     (Also  Astronomy.) 
340.8  Periodicals. 

Reports. 

341  United  States. 

342  British  America. 

343  Mexico,  South  America,  and  West  Indies. 

344  Great  Britain. 

345  Continent  of  Europe. 

346  Asia,  Africa,  Australasia,  etc. 

CHEMISTRY. 

Periodicals  and  societies. 

381  American. 

382  English. 

383  French. 

384  German. 

385  Other. 

386  General  works. 

386.1  Dictionaries,  etc. 

386.2  Physiological. 

386.3  Nutrition. 

387  Analysis. 

387.1  Chemical  studies  of  special  substances. 

388  Chemical  technology.     (For  special  chemical  industries,  see 

298-309.) 

389  Food.     Chemical  composition  and  description. 

389.1  Nutritive  value  and  dietary  studies. 

389.2  Cookery  and  preparation  of  food.     (See  also  Domestic 

economy,  321.) 

389.25  Cook  books. 

389.3  Preservation  and  preservatives. 

389.4  Adulteration  and  inspection. 
389.49  Food  inspection.     Reports. 


CHEMISTRY — BIOLOGICAL  SCIENCES.  32 

Food — Continued . 

Legislation  and  regulations. 

389.5  United  States.     (For  book  numbers  under  Un3,  see 

scheme  in  shelf  list.) 
389.55  Foreign. 

389.6  Water  and  nonalcoholic  beverages. 

389.7  Feeding  of  animals. 

389.8  Food.     Periodicals. 

389.9  Food.     Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

390  Fermentation;  enzymes. 
390.08  Periodicals. 

390.1  Alcohol  and  alcoholic  liquors. 

390.8  Periodicals. 

390.9  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

391  Toxicology. 

395  Agricultural  chemistry.     (See  also  57,  Soils,  etc.) 
Pharmacy. 

396  General  works. 

396.4  Patent  and  proprietary  medicines. 
Legislation. 

396.5  United  States. 
396.55  Foreign. 

396.6  Pharmacopoeias. 

396.7  Formularies  and  dispensatories. 

396.8  Periodicals. 

396.9  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 
396.92  Manufacturers'  price  lists  and  reports. 

GEOLOGY  AND  MINERALOGY. 

398  Mineralogy. 

400  Geology.     General  works. 

401  Coal  and  oil,  natural  gas,  coal  gas,  fuel,  etc. 

402  Paleontology. 
402.1  Paleobotany. 

403  Geology.     Periodicals. 
Geological  surveys. 

406  States  of  the  United  States. 

407  United  States.     Government  explorations  and  surveys. 

408  Foreign. 

BIOLOGICAL  SCIENCES. 

409  Natural  history. 

409.5  Nature  study. 

409.6  Periodicals. 
Natural  history. 

410  Periodicals  (including  zoological  periodicals). 

410.9  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions  (including  zoological 

societies  and  boards). 


BIOLOGICAL  SCIENCES — ^ENTOMOLOGY.  33 


Zoology. 

411  General  works. 

411.2  Geographical  distribution. 

411.3  Travels  and  explorations. 
Mammalia. 

412  General  works. 

412.1  North  America. 
412.13  West  Indies. 

412.2  South  America. 

412.3  Europe  and  Asia. 

412.4  Africa. 

412.5  Australasia. 

412.6  Hunting  and  trapping. 

412.7  Special  monographs  on  mammals. 

412.8  Anatomy  of  mammals. 
412.82  Odontology. 

412.9  Game  laws  and  game  commission  reports. 

413  Ornithology. 

413.8  Periodicals. 

413.9  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions 

414  Fishes. 

414.8  Periodicals. 

415  Reptiles. 


ENTOMOLOGY. 

420 

Societies. 

421 

Periodicals. 

422 

General  works. 

422.02 

Dictionaries. 

422.1 

North  America. 

422.12 

United  States. 

422.13 

Canada. 

422.14 

Mexico. 

422.15 

Central  America. 

422.2 

West  Indies. 

422.3 

South  America. 

422.4 

Great  Britain. 

422.5 

Continental  Europe. 

422.51 

Scandinavia. 

422.52 

Russia. 

422.53 

Austria-Hungary. 

422.54 

Switzerland. 

422.55 

Germany. 

422.55S 

>         Netherlands. 

422.56 

France. 

422.56£ 

I         Belgium. 

ENTOMOLOGY.  34 

Entomology — Continued. 

422.57  Spain  and  Portugal. 

422.58  Italy,  Sicily,  Sardinia,  Corsica. 

422.59  Other  continental  countries. 

422.6  Asia. 

422.7  Africa. 

422.8  Australasia. 

422.9  Oceanica. 

422.91  Polar  regions. 

423  Economic. 

423.5  Legislation. 

423.9  Reports,  U.  S.     Arranged  alphabetically  by  place. 

423.92  Foreign. 

424  Bees  and  honey. 

424.8  Periodicals. 

424.9  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

425  Silk. 

425.8  Periodicals. 

425.9  Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

426  Hymenoptera  (sawflies,  ants,  wasps,  bees). 

427  Coleoptera  (beetles). 

IRhipiptera  (oldest  name). 
Strepsiptera  (also  used). 
Stylopidse  (family). 

428  Diptera  (mosquitoes,  gnats,  flies). 
428.5  Siphonaptera. 

429  Orthoptera  (cockroaches,  crickets,  grasshoppers,  Acridiidse). 

430  Lepidoptera  (butterflies,  moths). 

431  Hemiptera  (bugs,  17-year  locusts,  plant  flies). 
431.3  Mallophaga. 

431.5  Phylloxera. 

431.6  Coccidae. 

431.7  Thysanoptera. 

432  Neuroptera  (dragon  flies,  lacewinged  flies.  May  flies V 
432.5  Thysanura  (Apterygota,  Collembola). 

433  Myriopoda. 

434  Arachnida. 

435  Crustacea. 

436  Worms. 

437  Mollusca. 

438  Lower  orders.     (Above  infusoria.) 

439  Infusoria. 

439.8  Periodicals. 


MEDICINE — ^BOTANY.  35 


440 

Microscopy. 

440.8 

Periodicals. 

440.9 

Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

442 

Biology,  embryology,  etc. 

442.8 

Periodicals. 

442.9 

Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

443 

Evolution. 

444 

Comparative  anatomy  and  physiology. 

444.8 

Periodicals. 

444.9 

Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

445 

Anthropology. 

445.8 

Periodicals. 

445.9 

Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

446 

Ethnology. 

447 

Human  anatomy  and  physiology. 

447.8 

Periodicals. 

MEDICINE  AND  HYGIENE. 

448 

Medicine. 

448.2 

Bacteria. 

448.3 

Periodicals. 

448.8 

Periodicals. 

448.9 

Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

449 

Hygiene. 

449.1 

Public. 

449.15 

Rural. 

449.2 

Personal,  including  cosmetics,  etc. 

449.3 

Disinfection. 

Legislation. 

449.5 

United  States. 

449.55 

Foreign. 

Board  of  health  reports. 

449.7 

Domestic. 

449.75 

Foreign. 

449.8 

Periodicals. 

449.9 

Societies,  boards,  and  institutions. 

BOTANY. 

450  Periodicals. 

451  Societies,  botanic  garden  annals,  etc. 
451.1     Accounts  of  botanic  institutes,  etc. 

GENERAL   AND  SYSTEMATIC  BOTANY. 

452  Treatises  on  characters  and  systematic  relationships  of  plants ; 

general  systems;  systematic  catalogues. 
452.04   Nomenclature;  principles  of  classification. 
452.1     Dictionaries  and  encyclopedias. 
452.12   Terminology. 
16738—16 5 


BOTANY.  36 

GENERAL  AND   SYSTEMATIC   BOTANY — Continued. 

452.14  Plant  names  (vernacular). 

452.2  Prelinnean  botany  (general  works) ;  herbals. 

452.3  Phanerogams.     Monographs  of  families,  orders  of  genera. 
452.35  Phanerogams.     Technical  studies  of  lesser  groups  or  single 

species. 

452.4  Collected  works;  essays  and  addresses. 

452.5  Exsiccata  (lists  of  plants  offered);   catalogues  of  private  col- 

lections   (unless   covering  specific  localities,   when    they  • 

may  be  classed  according  to  geographical  distribution;  or 
forming  parts  of  permanent  herbaria,  when  they  may  gen- 
erally be  classed  in  452). 

152.6  History  of  botany;  biography  and  bibliography  of  botanists; 

treatises  on  botanical  literature;  accounts  of  herbaria. 

452.7  Plants  of  the  ancients;  classical  and  biblical  botany;  literary 

and  legendary  associations  of  plants,  including  magic. 

452.8  Economic  botany;  plant  technology. 

452.82  Medical  botany. 

452.83  Poisonous  plants. 

GEOGRAPHICAL   BOTANY. 

452.9  Geographical  distribution.     General  works. 

453  America. 

454  North  America. 

454.1  Alaska. 
454.4  Canada. 

454.41  Eastern  provinces. 

454.42  Lake  provinces. 

454.44  Central  provinces. 

454.45  Pacific  provinces. 

454.46  Arctic  provinces. 

455  United  States. 

455.2  Northeastern  United  States. 

455.21  Connecticut. 

455.22  Delaware. 

455.23  District  of  Columbia. 

455.24  Illinois. 

455.25  Indiana. 

455.26  Kentucky. 

455.27  Maine. 

455.28  Maryland. 

455.29  Massachusetts. 

455.31  Michigan. 

455.32  New  Hampshire. 

455.33  New  Jersey. 

455.34  •  New  York. 

455.35  Ohio. 

455.36  Pennsylvania. 


BOTANY. 

Geographical  distribution — Continued . 

Northeastern  United  States — Continued 

455.37 

Rhode  Island. 

455.38 

Vermont. 

455.39 

Virginia. 

455.40 

West  Virginia. 

455.41 

Wisconsin. 

455.5 

Southern  United  States. 

455.51 

Alabama. 

455.52 

Arkansas. 

455.53 

Florida. 

455.54 

Georgia. 

455.56 

Louisiana. 

455.57 

Mississippi. 

455.58 

North  Carolina. 

455.59 

Oklahoma. 

455.61 

South  Carolina. 

455.62 

ssee. 

455.63 

Texas. 

455.7 

Mississippi  to  Rocky  Mountains. 

455.71 

Iowa. 

455.72 

Kansas. 

455.73 

Minnesota. 

455.74 

Missouri. 

455.75 

Nebraska. 

455.76 

North  Dakota. 

455.77 

South  Dakota. 

455.8 

Rocky  Mountains  to  coast. 

455.81 

Arizona. 

455.82 

California. 

455.83 

Colorado. 

455.84 

Idaho. 

455.85 

Montana. 

455.86 

Nevada. 

455.87 

New  Mexico. 

455.88 

Oregon. 

455.89 

Utah. 

455.91 

Washington. 

455.92 

Wyoming. 

456 

America,   south  of  United  States  and  north  of  South 

America,  and  appendages. 

456.1 

Mexico. 

456.2 

Central  America. 

456.3 

West  Indies. 

457 

South  America. 

457.1 

Argentine  Republic,  Paraguay,  and  Uruguay. 

457.2 

Brazil. 

457.3 

ChUe. 

37 


BOTANY.  38 


Geographical  distribution — Continued. 

South  America — Continued. 

457.4 

Ecuador. 

457.5 

Colombia,  Venezuela,  and  Guiana. 

458 

British  Isles. 

459 

Europe  (Continental). 

459.1 

Scandinavia  (including  Iceland  and  Denmark). 

459.2 

Russia. 

459.3 

German  Empire. 

459.4 

Belgium  and  Netherlands. 

459.5 

France. 

459.6 

Switzerland. 

459.7 

Austria-Hungary,  Balkan  States,  and  Turkey. 

459.8 

Mediterranean  region,  Greece,  Italy  and  islands. 

459.9 

Iberian  peninsula. 

460.1 

Asia. 

460.11 

Central  Asia. 

460.12 

British  India. 

460.13 

Indo-China;  Siam  and  Malay  Peninsula. 

460.14 

Chinese  Empire. 

460.15 

Japanese  Empire. 

460.16 

Siberia. 

460.17 

Turkey  in  Asia;  Arabia. 

460.2 

Oceanica. 

460.21 

Malaysia. 

460.22 

Melanesia. 

460.23 

Micronesia. 

460.24 

Polynesia. 

460.25 

Philippine  Islands. 

460.3 

Australasia. 

460.31 

Australia. 

460.32 

Queensland. 

460.33 

New  South  Wales. 

460.34 

Victoria. 

460.35 

South  Australia. 

460.36 

Western  Australia. 

460.37 

Tasmania. 

460.38 

New  Zealand  and  islands. 

460.4 

Africa. 

460.41 

Mediterranean  region  (Barbary  States). 

460.42 

Egypt  and  Nile  region  (Eritrea;  Lybian  desert) 

460.43 

Tropical  Africa. 

460.44 

East  Central  Africa. 

460.45 

West  Central  Africa. 

460.46 

South  Africa. 

460.47 

West  Africa. 

460.48 

Sahara. 

BOTANY.  39 

Geographic  il  description — Continued. 
Africa — Continued . 

460.5  Voyages  and  circumnavigations;    islands  not  cov- 

ered by  other  classes. 

460.51  Islands  of  Indian  Ocean. 

460.52  Islands  of  Atlantic  Ocean. 

460.53  Islands  of  Pacific  Ocean  (including  Hawaii). 

460.6  Tropics. 

460.7  Polar  regions. 

460.71  Arctic  regions. 

460.72  Antarctic  regions.  ' 

461  Cryptogams. 

461.2  Ferns  and  fern  aUies. 

461.3  Bryophyta. 

461.31  Mosses. 

461.32  Hepatics. 

461.4  Algae. 

461.44  Diatomaceae. 

461.5  Lichens. 

462  Fungi. 

BIOLOGICAL  BOTANY. 

463  Textbooks. 

463.1  Laboratory  technique;  methods  of  plant  preservation. 

463.2  Plant  chemistry. 

463.3  Plant  physiology.     General  works. 

463.32  Transpiration;  movements  of  fluids;  osmosis. 

463.34  Nutritive  processes  (photosynthesis,  metabolism,  secre- 

tion, respiration). 

463.36  Growth;  irritability  and  movement;  response;  germina- 

tion. 

463.38  Reproduction;  fertilization. 

463.4  Plant  anatomy,  histology  and  morphology. 

463.5  Studies  of  individual  plants  or  groups  of  plants. 

463.6  Plant  evolution,  mutation,  hybridization,  etc. 

463.8  Plant   ecology    and   adaptation.     Climate    and    vegetation; 

plants  in  relation  to  environment  (alpine  plants,  epiphytes, 
strand  flora,  etc.);  protective  devices;  symbionts  and 
parasites,  etc. 

463.9  Plant  teratology. 

PHYTOPATHOLOGY. 

464  Pathology  (general  works). 

Diseases  of  special  groups  of  plants  (including  control  of  spe- 
cific diseases). 
464.02  Cereals  and  forage  plants. 

464.04  Vegetables  and  field  crops. 

464.05  Grape  and  small  fruits. 


BOTANY — SCIENTIFIC   PEEIODICALS LEARNED   SOCIETIES.  40 

Diseases  of  special  groups  of  plants,  etc. — Continued. 

464.06  Fruit  trees  (including  citrus). 

464.07  Forest  trees. 

464.08  Ornamental  plants. 

464.09  Miscellaneous  and  special  crops. 

464.1  Fungous  diseases  (including  fungous  galls). 

464.2  Bacterial  diseases. 

464.3  Diseases  due  to  other  causes  (physiological  diseases,  nema- 

todes, intumescences,  injuries  from  frost,  smoke,  etc.). 

464.4  Control  (general,  including  laboratory  methods,  spraying  (ex- 

cept for  insect  pests  alone),  fungicides,  fumigation,  sanita- 
tion, pruning,  burning  diseased  plants,  soil  sterliization). 
464.47    Inspection,  quarantine,  papers  on  legislation  (laws  themselves 
in  464.5).     Organization  in  various  countries  (including  in- 
ternational phytopathology). 

464.5  Laws. 

464.8  Periodicals. 

464.9  Publications  of  institutions  and  societies,  congresses,  commis- 

sions (except  when  the  latter  deal  with  a  specific  disease, 
as  of  potato  or  vine,  which  should  be  classified  in  464.02- 
464.09). 
464.91   Accounts  of  pathological  institutes. 

SCIENTIFIC  PERIODICALS. 


470 

American. 

472 

English. 

473 

French. 

474 

German. 

475 

Other. 

LEARNED  SOCIEl 

500 

United  States. 

501 

Great  Britain. 

502 

Scandinavia. 

503 

Netherlands. 

504 

Belgium. 

505 

France. 

506 

Spain  and  Portugal. 

507 

Italy. 

508 

Switzerland. 

509 

Germany. 

510 

Austria-Hungary. 

511 

Russia. 

512 

Greece  and  Rumania. 

513 

Asia. 

514 

Australasia. 

515 

Africa. 

516 

South  America  and  West  Indies. 

517 

British  North  America. 

INDEX  TO  CLASSIFICATION. 

Class. 

Abattoirs 50 

Acridiidae 429 

Adulteration,  Food 389.  4 

Aeronautics 333 

Agricultural  banks 284.  2 

botany .- 64 

chemistry 395 

colleges.    Foreign 101-109 

U.  S 276 

congresses 5 

credit 284.  2 

economics 281 

experiment  stations 100-109 

extension 275.  2 

implements 58 

periodicals 6-28 

reports.    Foreign 7-28 

States  of  U.  S 2 

IJ.  S.  Dept.  of  agricultiure 1 

sociology 281.  2 

Agriculture 30-38 

Bibliography 241 

U.  S.  Dept.  of 1 

Alcohol  and  alcoholic  liquors 390. 1 

Alfalfa ^ 60.  3 

Algae 461. 4 

Almanacs 250 

Analysis,  Chemical 387 

Anatomy,  Comparative 444 

Human '. 447 

of  mammals 412.  8 

of  plants 463.  4 

Animal  nutrition 389.  7 

Animals,  Cruelty  to 40 

Domestic 40-49 

Annelids 436 

Anonyms 240.  4 

Anthropology 445 

Ants 426 

Aphides 431 

Apiculture 424 

Apple 93 

Apterygota 432. 5 

Arachnida 434 

Arbor  Day 99.  07 

Architecttire 296 

Arts,  Useful 288-321 

Asparagus 75 

Aster 97 

Astronomy 340 

Atlases 225 

Azalea 97 

Bacterial  diseases  of  plants 464.  2 

Bacteriology 448.  2-448.  3 

Banks  and  banking 284 

Barley 59 

Basket  willow 74 

Beans 75 

Bees 424,426 

Beet 60.4,75 

suar 66 

(41) 


42  INDEX. 

Class. 

Beetles 427 

Berries 94 

Beverages,  Alcoholic 39O.  1 

Nonalcoholic 68, 389!  6 

Bibliography 240-242 

Biography 119-120 

Biology 442 

Birds 413 

Blackberry 94 

Bleaches 306 

Boards  of  trade 287 

Book  trade.    Catalogues 242 

Bookbinding 243.  4 

Botanic  gardens 89 

Periodical  publications 451 

Botany , 450-464 

Agricultural 64 

Biological 463 

Cryptogamic 464 

Economic 452.  8 

Forest 99.  3-99.  31 

Geographical 452.  9-460 

Medical 452.  82 

Prelinnean 452.  2 

Systematic 452 

Breeding 442 

of  plants 64 

Brewing 390. 1 

Bricks 299 

Broom  com 74 

Bryophyta 461.  3 

Butter 44 

Butterflies 430 

Cabbage 75 

Cacao 68.3 

Canals 290 

Cane  sugar 65 

Carnation 97 

Carrot 60. 4, 75 

Catalogues,  Horticultural 62-63 

of  books 240-242 

of  implements 58. 5 

of  seeds 62 

Cataloguing 243.  2 

Cats 48 

Cattle 43 

Cauliflower 75 

Celery 76 

Celluloid 305 

Cement 299 

Census,  U.  S 157.  4 

Cereals 59 

Diseases 464.  02 

Chambers  of  commerce 287 

Cheese 44 

Chemical  analysis 387 

technology 388 

Chemistry 381-395 

Agricultural 395 

Physiological 386.  2-386.  3 

Plant 463.2 

Cherry 93 

Chickens 47 

Children's  bureau 158.  2 

Chronology 215 

Chrysanthemum 97 

Cinchona 71. 1 

Citrus  fruits 93 

City  planning 98.  5 

Civil  engineering 290 


INDEX.  43 

Class. 

Civil  service  commisgiion 165 

Classification  of  books 243. 1 

Clay  products 299 

Climatological  reports 1.  2-1.  3 

Climatology 340 

Coal,  coal  gas,  etc 401 

Coccidae 431.  6 

Cockroaches 429 

Cocoa 68.  3 

Cocoanut 77 

Coffee 68.  2 

Cold  storage 295 

Coleoptera 427 

Colleges , 276 

Agricultural.    Foreign 101-109 

U.  S 276 

Collembola 432.5 

Commerce 286-287 

Dept.  of 157 

Comparative  anatomy 444 

Conchology .* 437 

Concordances 210 

Concrete 299 

Condiments. 68.  6 

Congresses,  Agricultural 5 

Congressional  documents 148 

Conservation  of  natural  resources 279 

Cook  books 389.  25 

Cookery 389.  2 

Cooperation 280.  2 

Cooperative  credit,  Agricultural 284.  2 

Copyright 311 

office 163 

Com 59 

Corporations,  Bureau  of 157. 48 

Cosmetics 449.  2 

Cosmology 331 

Cost  of  living 284.  4 

Cotton 72 

Country  life 281.  2 

Cowpeas 60.  3 

Cranberry 94 

Credit,  Agricultural  and  cooperative 284.  2 

Crickets 429 

Crops 64 

Cruelty  to  animals 40 

Crustacea. 435 

Cryptogamic  botany 461 

Cyclopedias,  general 220 

Dahlia 97 

Dairy 44 

Dates  (chronology) 215 

Diatomaceae 461.  44 

Dictionaries  of  languages 200-211 

of  subjects,  see  the  subject. 

Dietary  studies 389. 1 

Diptera 428 

Directories,  General 225 

Literary 239 

Scientific 239 

Diseases 448 

of  animals 41 

of  plants 464 

Disinfection 449.  3 

Dispensatories 396.  7 

Dissertations.    Bibliography 241.  8 

Dogs 48 

Domestic  animals 40-49 

Trade  periodicals 286.  85 

Domestic  economy 321 


44  INDEX. 

Class. 

Dragon  flies 432 

Drainage 54 

Drug  plants.    Culture 71 

Botany 452.  82 

Drugs 396 

Dry  farming 53 

Ducks 47. 1 

Dyes 306 

Ecology,  Plant 463.  8 

Economics 280-285 

Education 275-276 

Agricultural 101-109, 275.1,  276 

Bureau  of 156.  3 

in  other  special  subjects,  see  the  subject. 

Electricity 335 

Embryology 442 

Encyclopedias,  general 220 

Endive 75 

Engineering , 289-291 

Forest 99.  74 

Ensilage 60.  7 

Entomology 420-433 

Economic 423-425 

Entozoa 438 

Enzymes 390 

Essential  oils 308 

Ethnology 446 

Eugenics 442 

Evolution 443 

of  plants 463.  6 

Exhibitions 310, 312-313 

Experiment  stations 100-109 

Explorations 125-128 

Botanical 460.  5 

Zoological 411.  3 

Expositions 310, 312-313 

Exsiccata 452.  5 

Extension,  Agricultural 275.  2 

Fabrics 304 

Fairs 310, 312-313 

Farm  implements 58 

pests 79 

Fats  and  oils 307 

Federal  trade  commission 173 

Feed  trade  periodicals 286.  81 

Feeding  of  animals 389.  7 

stuffs 389.  7 

Fermentation 390 

Ferns 461.  2 

Fertilizers 57 

Fiber  plants 72-73 

Finance 284 

Fire  prevention 296.  6 

Fish  and  fisheries 414 

Fisheries,  Bureau  of 157.  5 

Flavorings 68.  7 

Flax 73.1 

Flies 428 

Flock-books 45 

Floriculture 97 

Florists'  catalogues 62-63 

Flour-milling 298 

Food 389 

Forage  plants 60 

Diseases 464.  02 

Foreign  and  domestic  commerce,  Bxu-eau  of 157.  54 

Foreign  commerce.  Bureau  of 150.  3 

Forest  pathology 464.  07 

Forestry 99 


INDEX.  45 

Class. 

Fossils 402 

Fowls 47 

Free  trade 285 

Fruit  trade.    Periodicals 286.  83 

trees.    Diseases 464.  06 

Fruits  (horticulture) 93 

(morphology) 463.  4 

Diseases 464. 06 

Small 94 

Diseases 464.  05 

Fuel 401 

Fungi 462 

Fungous  diseases 464. 1 

Game  laws '. 412.  9 

Gardening 80-98 

Landscape 98 

Vegetable 75 

Gardens,  Botanical 89 

Periodical  publications 451 

Gas,  Coal  and  natural 401 

Gazetteers 225 

Geese 47.1 

Geographic  names,  Board  of 160 

Geographical  distribution  of  animals 411.  2 

of  plants 452.  9 

Geography,  Physical 331 

Geology 400-408 

Geranium 97 

Germs  (bacteria) ■ 448.  2 

Ginseng 71.  2 

Gladiolus 97 

Goats 40. 1 

Gooseberry 94 

Government  documents 148-174 

Government  printing  office 162 

Grain 59 

Periodicals 286.  81 

trade.    Periodicals 286.  81 

Grammars 200-209 

Grape 95 

Diseases 464.  05 

Grasses 60. 1 

Grasshoppers 429 

Greenhouses 90-91 

Groceries.    Periodicals 286.  83 

Guinea  fowls 47 

Hay 60. 1 

trade.    Periodicals 286.  81 

Health 449 

Public 449. 1 

Hedges 99.  06 

Hemiptera 431 

Hemp 73.  2 

Hepatics 461.  32 

Herd-books.    Cattle 43. 9 

Swine 46.  9 

Histology,  Plant 463.  4 

History 129-139 

Hogs 46 

Home  economics 321 

Honey 424 

Hops 70 

Horses 42 

Horticultural  catalogues 62-63 

Horticulture 80-98 

Human  anatomy 447 

Hunting  and  trapping 412.  6 

Hyacinth 97 

Hybridization  of  plants 463.  6 

16738—16 6 


46  INDEX. 

Class. 

Hydrology 99 

Hygiene 449 

Public 449. 1 

Rural 449. 15 

Hygienic  laboratory 151.  67 

Hyinenoptera 426 

Ichthyology 414 

Illustrating - 238 

Implements,  Agricultural 58 

Indexing 243.  2 

India  rubber 78 

industries 305 

Indian  com 59 

Industries 297-309 

Infusoria 439 

Insects 420-433 

Insurance 284.  6 

Interior  dept 156 

International  bureau  of  American  republics 150.  9 

Interstate  commerce  commission 168 

Inventions 311 

Iris 97 

Irrigation 55 

Isthmian  canal  commission 152.43 

Justice,  Dept.  of 154 

Jute 73.  3 

Kite  flying 333 

Labor 283 

Labor,  Dept.  of 157.6,  158 

Land-grant  colleges 276 

Land  oflSce 156.  55 

question 282 

Landscape  gardening 98 

Law 274 

Laws.    For  laws  relating  to  special  subjects,  see  the  subject. 

Learned  societies 500-517 

Leather 303 

Leguminous  plants 60.  3 

Lemon 93 

Lepidoptera 430 

Lettuce 75 

Libraries  and  library  economy 243 

Library  catalogues 240-241 

Lichens 461.  5 

Lima  beans 75 

Liquors 390.1 

Literature,  Miscellaneous 145 

Live-stock 40-49 

Periodicals 286.  85 

trade.     Periodicals _ 286.  85 

Locusts 431 

Lubricants 307 

Lumber  industry 99.  76 

Periodicals 99.  81 

Machinery,  Agricultural 58 

Magazines,  Literary 110, 240.8 

Maize 59 

Mallophaga 431.  3 

Mammalia 412 

Mangel-wurzel 60.  4 

Manufactures 297-309 

Manures 57 

Maps 226-227 

Market  gardening 75 

Markets  and  marketing 280.  3 

Mathematics 325 


INDEX.  47 

Class, 

Meadows 60. 1 

Measures 212 

Meat 50 

trade.    Periodicals 286,  85 

Mechanical  engineering 291 

Medical  botany 452.  82 

Medicinal  plants.    Cultivation 71 

Medicine 448 

Medicines 396 

Metals 294 

Meteorology 340-346 

Microscopy 440 

Milk 44 

Milling 298 

Mineralogy 398 

Mining 294 

Miscellaneous  literature 145 

MoUusca 437 

Money 212 

Morphology  of  plants 463.  4 

Mosquitoes 428 

Mosses 461.  31 

Moths 430 

Moving  pictures 280.6,  332 

Mushrooms 462 

Mutation  of  plants 463.  6 

Mycology 462 

Myriopoda 433 

Narcissus 97 

Nasturtium 97 

National  parks 98.  6 

Natural  gas 401 

Natural  history 409, 410, 410.9 

Natural  philosophy 334 

Natural  resources,  Conservation  of 279 

Nature  study 409.  5 

Navigation 289 

Navy  dept 153 

Neuroptera 432 

Nursery  catalogues 62-63 

Nutrition 386.3,  389.1 

Animal 389.7 

Plant 463.34 

Nuts 94.6 

Oats 59 

Odontology 412.  82 

Oils,  Essential 308 

Fatty 307 

Mineral 401 

Oleomargarine 44 

Olive 93 

Onion 75 

Opium.   Culture 71. 3 

Orange 93 

Orchards 93 

Ornithology 413 

Orthoptera 429 

Ostricnes 47. 4 

Oyster  culture 437 

Paints 306 

Paleobotany 402. 1 

Paleontology 402 

Pan  American  union 150.  9 

Pansy 97 

Paper 302 

Parks 98 

National 98.6 

Parsley 75 


48  INDEX. 

Class. 

Parsnip 60 .4 ,  75 

Patent  and  proprietary  medicines 396. 4 

Patent  office 156. 65 

Agricultural  reports 1 

Patents 311 

Pathology,  Human 448 

Vegetable 464 

Veterinary 41 

Peach 93 

Peanut 77 

Pear 93 

Peas 75 

Peony 97 

Perfumery 308 

Periodical  indexes 241 .  11 

Periodicals,  Agricultural 6-28 

Bibliography 241. 9 

Botanical 450 

Chemical 381-385 

Entomological 421 

General 110 

Geological 403 

Horticultural 80 

Live-stock 49 

Natural  history 410 

Scientific 470-175 

For  periodicals  devoted  to  other  subjects,  see  the  subject. 

Pests 79 

Insect 423 

Pets 48 

Pharmacology 396 

Fharmacopceias 396. 6 

Pharmacy 396 

Philippine  commission 170 

Photographv 332 

Phylloxera." 431. 5 

Physical  geography 331 

Physical  sciences.     Bibliography 241. 6 

Phvsics 334 

*  Bibliography 241.  61 

Physiological  chemistry 386. 2-386. 3 

Physiology,  Comparative 444 

Human  .  .• 447 

Vegetable 463 

Phytopathology 464 

Pigeons 47. 2 

Pigs 46 

Pineapple 93 

Plant  adaptation 463. 8 

anatomy 463. 4 

breeding 64 

chemistry 463. 2 

diseases 464 

ecology 463. 8 

evolution. 463. 6 

exchange  lists 61. 5 

growth 463.36 

histology 463. 4 

hybridization 463. 6 

improvement 64 

morphology 463. 4 

mutation 463. 6 

names 452. 14 

nutrition 463. 34 

physiology 463. 3 

teratology 463. 9 

transpiration 463. 32 

Plum 93 

Poisonous  plants 452. 83 

Poisons 391 

Political  economy 280-285 


INDEX.  4^ 

Glass. 

Pomology 93 

Post  office  dept 155 

Potato 75 

Poultry 47 

Prelinnean  botany 452. 2 

Premium  lists,  agricultural.    U.  S 4.5 

Preservatives 389. 3 

Prices 284. 3 

Prickly  pear  (as  forage  crop) 60. 5 

Primrose 97 

Printing 238 

Proof  reading 238 

Protection  and  free  trade 285 

Protozoa 438 

Pruning 90,  93,  99.49,  464.4 

Public  documents.     U.  S 148-174 

Bibliography 242. 1 

Public  health 449.1 

service 151. 65 

Publishing 238 

Punctuation 200 

Quince 93 

Quotations 210 

Rabbits 40. 48 

R^lroads 289 

Ramie 73. 4 

Raspberry , 94 

Receipts,  mi  cellancous 231 

Reclamation  service 156.  84 

Recreation 280,  6 

Reference  books 200-239 

Refrigeration 295 

Reptiles 435 

Resources,  Conservation  of 279 

Mineral.    U.  S 406-407 

of  states,  etc 252-252. 99 

Rhipiptera 427.  5 

Rhubarb 75 

Rice 59 

Roads 288 

Rock  products 299 

Rose 97 

Rubber 78 

industries 305 

Rru-al  credit 284. 2 

economy 281 

hygiene 449. 15 

Rye 59 

Sanitation 449 

Schools 276 

Forest 99. 08 

Science.    Bibliography 241. 5 

Periodicals 470-475 

Seed  catalogues 62-63 

Seeds 61 

Morphology 463. 4 

Sericulture 425 

Sewerage 293 

Sheep 45 

Shells 437 

Silk 425 

Silo 60. 7 

Silviculture 99. 45-99.  49 

Siphonaptera 428.  5 

Slaughterhouses 50 

Small  fruits 94 


60  INDEX. 

Class. 

Smoke.    Injury  to  vegetation 464. 3 

Injury  to  trees 99.  52 

Soap 307 

Societies,  Agricultmal 4, 7-28 

Botanical 451 

Chemical 381-385 

Entomological 420 

Horticultural 81-87 

Learned .'.'  500-517 

Natural  history 410, 9 

For  societies  devoted  to  other  subjects,  see  the  subject. 

Sociology 280-285 

Soils 56 

Sorghum 67 

Soy  bean , 60.  3 

Spices 68.6 

Spiders 434 

Spinach 75 

Squash 75 

Standards,  Bureau  of 157. 88 

State  dept 150 

Statistics 250-273 

Steam  engineering 291 

Strawberry 94 

Strepsiptera 427.  5 

Stud-books.    Domestic  animals 40.  9 

Goats 40. 19 

Horses 42.  9 

Stylopidae 427.  5 

Sugar 6&-67 

Sugar  beet 66 

Surveying 325 

Sweet  pea 97 

Sweet  potato 75 

Swine 46 

Tanning 303 

Tea 68. 1 

Technology,  Chemical 388 

Teeth 412.  82 

Telegraphy 335 

Textile  plants 73 

Textiles 304 

Theses.    Bibliography 241.  8 

Thysanoptera 431.  7 

Thysanura 432.  5 

Tillage : 53 

Tobacco 69 

Tomato 75 

Toxicology 391 

Trade 286-287 

Trades 297 

Transportation 288-289 

Travels 125-128 

Botanical 460.  5 

Zoological 411.  3 

Treasury  dept 151 

Tree  planting 99. 47 

Trees 99,  99.05,  99.3 

Tropical  agriculture 38 

Botany 460.  6 

Tulip 97 

Turkeys 47.  3 

Turnip 60.4,  75 

U.  S.  Dept.  of  agricultiire , 1 

U.  S.  Public  documents 148-174 

Bibliography 242. 1 

Useful  arts 288-321 


INDEX.  61 

Qaas. 

Vapors.    Injury  to  vegetation 464.  3 

Injury  to  trees - 99.  52 

Vegetable  chemistry 463.  2 

pathology 464 

physiology 463.  3 

Vegetables 75 

Diseases 464.  04 

Vetch 60.  3 

Veterinary  medicine 41 

Vine 95 

Violet 97 

Viticulture 95 

Voyages 125-128 

Botanical 460.  5 

Zoological 411.  3 

Wages 283 

War  dept 152 

Wasps 426 

Water,  Drinking 389.  6 

Water-supply- 292 

Water  transportation 289 

Wax 307 

Weather 340-346 

Weeds 79 

Weights  and  measures 212 

Wheat 59 

Wine 390.1 

Wood,  classification 99.  31 

distillation 301 

industries 99.  77 

Periodicals 99.  82 

preservation 300 

technology 99.  79 

waste  utilization 301 

Wool 45 

Worms 436 

Yearbooks,  Literary 230 

Statistical 258 

Yellow  fever  institute 151.  68 

Zoology 410-439 

Zootechny 40 

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